Cultivator Disciple - Coco - Barney's Blue Cheese

Hello everyone. What ! is ! up ??????????? The young ladies are asleep and I just wanted to give you a glimpse of them. They are amazing. Day 14 flower. Tomorrow will be uping the ionic coco bloom to 1.2 ec still with 0.3 ec calmag, cannazym and bud blood. I will stop roots excelurator, voodo juice and Great white shark. Tent is real full and girls are drinking 2 liters a day of nuts + additives.

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Wow...that tent is really full.... going to be a great flower grow...... :thumb:
 
Cultivator Disciple said:
Thanx a lot brother ! Of course this helps ! So you and Cultivator both agree that higher RH is better than lower ones. Great news. I will make sure to stay in the 60's
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Humidity wise. Seedling clones high humidity. Veg 70% humidity is good for growth, but flowering plants prefer lower humidity. I try to drop it to 45% and then lower if you can 25% for last 2 weeks.
 
Slinks said:
Humidity wise. Seedling clones high humidity. Veg 70% humidity is good for growth, but flowering plants prefer lower humidity. I try to drop it to 45% and then lower if you can 25% for last 2 weeks.
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Sorry, but 25% humidity is firstly unnecessary and second stupid. I really can't see any reason you would do this. I am growing a strain that very very very dense nugs and even at 55% humidity @ last two weeks I have NEVER encountered mold.
Not to mention that first 3 weeks of flowering, high humidity is a MUST, not a personal choice. Do a side by side and you'll be impressed.
 
MJ1771 said:
Sorry, but 25% humidity is firstly unnecessary and second stupid. I really can't see any reason you would do this. I am growing a strain that very very very dense nugs and even at 55% humidity @ last two weeks I have NEVER encountered mold.
Not to mention that first 3 weeks of flowering, high humidity is a MUST, not a personal choice. Do a side by side and you'll be impressed.
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I agree with you chief. I am at 60% humidity and this is week 3 of flower (day 16)
 
Ive never done a side by side, but can you explain why you think that? It is my belief for last 10 years that the lower humidity forces the plants to produce more resin. High humidity prevents plants from properly taking in CO2 and nutrients from the roots, preventing efficient photosynthesis and growth of buds during flower. Plus the lower humidity forces the moisture out the buds, effectively starting the curing process before you even chop.
I might be wrong but Im not sure why its stupid, its been practised widely and given as fact on plenty of sites. Even companies like advanced nutrients say drop down to 40%.
 
Slinks said:
Ive never done a side by side, but can you explain why you think that? It is my belief for last 10 years that the lower humidity forces the plants to produce more resin. High humidity prevents plants from properly taking in CO2 and nutrients from the roots, preventing efficient photosynthesis and growth of buds during flower. Plus the lower humidity forces the moisture out the buds, effectively starting the curing process before you even chop.
I might be wrong but Im not sure why its stupid, its been practised widely and given as fact on plenty of sites. Even companies like advanced nutrients say drop down to 40%.
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I've heard about 40% in last weeks of flower but rarely have read about 25%.

Peace out amigo !
 
What would happen if you kept feeding with voodoo juice? I m wondering if using voodoo juice + tarantula + piranha during all the grow would be beneficial
 
I have two grows currently. Same genes. All are quadlined. Drip feed. Both CO2 supplemented. Same nutes, same ppm per feed, they even drink the same amount of water - 6l a day in a 5gal pot and I am just in day 14 from flip.

I'm currently flowering grow 1 with 70% humidity, 28c and grow 2 with 50% humidity and 24c.
The grow with 70% humidity is just killing it compared to the 50% grow in terms of stretch, new growth, overall plant size and branching.

Low humidity in the first 4 weeks for me seems to be a bummer.
Thats the schedule I use and from my first coco grow, using @Cultivator feeding schedule I yielded my first coco grow yielded 2.8k out of 5x600w and 890g out of 1000w.

Thats the schedule I go by
Veg: 81 F, 70 RH, 1000 ppms CO2
W1-3: 81 F, 70 RH, 1000 ppms CO2
W4: 81 F, 65 RH, 1000 ppms CO2
W5-6: 78 F, 60 RH, 1000 ppms CO2
W7: 75 F, 55 RH, 400 ppms CO2
W8-8.5: 75 F, 55 RH, 400 ppms CO2, RO flush

I believe your humidity is tightly connected with the temperatures your room have, so one cannot say go for 40% humidity or go for 70% cause thats not all that matters and it is very individual and dependent on the temperatures.
 
flashmp3 said:
What would happen if you kept feeding with voodoo juice? I m wondering if using voodoo juice + tarantula + piranha during all the grow would be beneficial
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i did that on my first coco grow, ive used them for 4 weeks. been a waste in my opinion.
try great white shark mykos, i have been using it it with a sliiight overdose but it has done wonders for me
i use it 1x weekly with 40 ml carboload, 40 ml voodoo juice and 2 scoops per 10l of water, 2 weeks in veg before flip and 1-3 week into flower some can say its a waste but it aint that expensive to overdo it and it definitely does some killer root balls for me so far
 
That chart is wrong- is it for cannabis or generic! I can tell you 100% that if ur air temp is 45c and ur humidity is 80% ur weed plants are gonna display some serious serious problems and probably die from heat if left like that.
 
MJ what u want to do it raise the humidity of the 24c tent then you will see. Big buddha/uk clone Cheese for example does best at 23c 70-80% humidity...in veg. If I had a second grow of same strain at 28c n 55%rh that is not a fair comparison. You should try next time to put them both in at 70% and find the best temperature for your strain!
 
I've grown cheese maybe 15 grows in a row before, only 2-4 plants/clones but it def did best around 23c and humidity high 65+ in veg:)
 
@Cultivator Disciple Your stems are looking real nice and thick. Couple of stems i would supercrop to create even canopy but plants are looking really good :)
 
MJ1771 said:
24c when using CO2... Seems like I am @ the wrong place :D
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I just read what you yielded before its pretty impressive. I've never had space to use CO2 but i thought it meant the plants thrived in hotter temps???
 
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